"simplicity really does make life easier for everyone."
Haha, couldn't agree more. I've been using a manual toothbrush my whole life, but my dentist recently nudged me toward trying an electric one. At first, I thought, "Do I really need another gadget cluttering up my bathroom counter?" Plus, all those buttons and modes seemed like overkill for just brushing teeth.
But then my daughter got me one of those simpler electric brushes—just one button, no fancy settings or confusing lights. Honestly, at first I was skeptical. Would it really make a difference? Would it feel weird or uncomfortable? But after a week or so, I realized it actually made brushing easier on my wrists and hands (arthritis is no joke...). Now I find myself looking forward to brushing—never thought I'd say that either.
Still, I get why some folks stick with manual brushes. There's something reassuring about the simplicity of just grabbing a brush and going at it without worrying about charging or replacing brush heads. And let's face it, sometimes technology can be more trouble than it's worth.
Have you found any particular brand or model that's especially user-friendly for older folks? I'm always curious about what's working well for others.
